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PRODUCE,

These prices arc based on wholesale transaction,
oil this day, subject to fluctuations during tho week,
Btaln-Demaud fair: country choice l6al9c;
good country l2al6c: supply fair aud demand Rooc,
Cr0noerus--s3 eca3 Is per crate. -,
Buns.New hAndpicEed navy 81, 2jac 20 pcf
hlshel; demand good; ~ : -
Dr!ea F1its.New eva1orated pared peaches aos
Hc; impaired 90. l5al7c; raspberries 20a2lc; black.
berries 9nl0c. New Eln ~dred-Applcs, quarters 2Ka
SO; SNcod 6aGHo; peaches, new halves, 6La7c; DO,
quarters 5asc; do. pared l5n $50; pittcd cherries i!
alSc; new evaporated apples lOkallC. Market on
dried trui. nominal; denAud moderate.
h5 E5Js--Sts!ctly fresh STOCK At 22s23c pcr dor. F.
supply Light aud demand good. -
r~tattkro-Choicc Pla55c, III original puckages:IAs
30 more In small lots. - -"
Aesy-Uholce white clover, : lsal5c; choice
~buckwhcat, Hal4c. 4r, #.lIIl'-a GF- -
P~oilry-spring, chickens 81 75a2 80 per doz,: de-
rnand good: supply strong. 90
~Rn1s-Sleady ~ lAalhc for white mixed cotton:
lalbc for all wool lhalEc ior mixed. 80
LaTd-CountIy prime, G1sa7c; demand fair,
dppkS-Green, home growth. fancy So 50a2 rs per
Dbl; common 81 0es2 ~ per Dbl; demand good:
supply light. i-'-"A1 49,
E2dabl9-Po.atoes, new, ..home raised. sosasoo
per oushel: Baltimore Sweets, Sj2sa3 40 Der 6bi. ::
Jerseys, 81 20 per bbl.; Onions 81 ,OaI n rsr bmsh.
81; good demand. Cabbage 81 7ta2 % per barrel.
Loose cabbage, s. ooalo 30 per 100. Turnips, 81 81
l % per barrel, parsnipa 81 is per bbl,5 -
Ir0I,to61 fruIs-LemUns, IS Is per boz: Aspin.
wall bananas 81 Ha2 Is per bunch; Jamaica
oranges, " % pos bbl.: Florida oranges, So Us per
box. Cocoa nuts, s. 5:aG 90 per 100.
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OHOCRRIN.

hee-Salouua ncau 6Nc: Carolina choice sac
SIC; Broken 3%c. a.r
,~syrups-Choiee Sugar Syrup aias7c: Sugar Syrup
2iaZse; Honey Drips S3aS5c; Maple Drips, ave gal.
barrel SOC; Blxby Maple syrup (tarrels) 55c; Bisxn:
Maple y berrclsl 5se; Bi1by Maple 10 gallon
sess( cog; Bixby Maple Is gallon kegs) &c; Bixby
Aaple Quart cnnsl soc. sugar House. dark
Sew Orleans Molasses, Fancy &a5sc; choice 4sa5oc;
prime i5c; fair 4la+ic; mixed goods New Orlcans
Sc: bakers goods 25a27c.
FrottstorS-LHrge 4. 9. hams Ike; medium 8, c,
hams lzc; California hams 9Hc; 81. breakfast ba.
con Ike; s.. o. shoulders 7Xc; homeless hams
loallc: city sides9kc; bacon shoulders 71tc; ham
6Sai i2hG; ordinary beef 1Oc; country Sides
p0vs. line clear, SIT 80.
LoraSpure refined; in ticrce, 71{c; half barrels
sd; tufs sHc; Chicago lard. IN tin pals, 3
lse: tin pals, 20 lbs., 75i1e; ii, III pai ii 50 SoSilI Ss. ~ 7 5Ss
Canned, Goods..Standard 3 ID table peach 81 10 /;
pie peaches g. lb 81 Co.; pie peaches 0 ID 81 rs
market doWinslov's lbs 2s;do grado :4l To 81 TO- b
Strawberries, 2 10, 81 10; blackbcrfies, , ID, ST Id;
szspberrieS, 2 ID, II %; Damson's 2 ID, use: lima
beans, = 10; eoo; cove oysters, l ID light, 6o3; do l
ID full weight, Wcasl 20: string beans 9 lb S5aeOc:
s,icco!ash, = ID, NcaSl .: carly June pesa
3 2aal %; French peas l5c each: pineapple 81 10;
Morrswi4t peas > ISL Soa2 10: gooseberries 2 ID oE
Mooaes !Tars-E SH i .ubs i $50: No. ?. IS 90; No,
wash boards 81 g.; double do $50; inc cri9sp
double DO $! rs: 8 ngle $3.50. -
lGAallc. London Layer Ialsins 81 IS; Loose
Huscatels 81 Is to s. IS. Pfunes Sc. New evapo.
rated apdcoss 2c. pl.ted plumes 15c. fitied
| b!aCkber:ies l2c.
Oa-Lard, extr, western strained soc; carbon,
10. %; carbon $50. re; whl.sm inners best win.
ter BIC; white miners No. z, &c.
S~Igar%-Gutloat TIC: cubes 7Ec: fruit powdered
u; ordinary powdered 70; grnnu lated standard 7c
standard COnlcCtiOEcr'g A 6l<c. Columbia A 6Lc .
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PrrrspuRsH, PA, Nov. 1.-Opencd at741<c; hish.
est 74Hc; closed Of Ito: lowest 10.
T1Tusv1LLH, PA Nov. M.-Opencd at 7lhc; high.
eSt7Ako; lowest 74c: closed Al 7ic, l. "
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BRADFORD, Pa, Nov. 29.-Opencd at ING; high.
et 7!kc: closed al Ito: lowest 1870: runs 5.6s1
barrels; %shipments il2,l57 barrels; charters LOG, ~
barrels; clearaLces voc. 000 barrels. UF
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rRusTEE,s SALE,
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF CENTRE
HUpRLISG ZEAL EFTATE,


"RUSTEE 'S BALE OF CENTRE
wUVRIING REAL EyTATE,
Nv ylii,,e Of A deed OF trust dated OctobAr ID.
,s5S md recorded Ia The once OF the Cierk oil ths
i;;ouniy Cont OF Ohio couuty, W0tt virginia. ia
desd q trust book Il page 3iS, 10 me made by
Gh,r,rs M0or and Eliza 4, Moore. his wife. 1 wifi
,vsi,at public auction, on "N
~ wynNFSr.y "a ,ss,
"nO'A,D"i, Dhop"A. > ioo'.
door Of toe Court Houte In the. city OF Wheeling,
tho following property, To- Wiz, Lot numbered bity
iBl IN Joseph Caldwrlps addition 70 the said city
Of WhvClipR on tho west hda OF Uhaplln0 hrcet,
n5ireen Twenty ioyenth and .Twenty.tiyhih
street, On this lot arc butt thr9a dwelling
hODlu The north "a tctt will ba hrat sold.
TLiIpb OF SAc-CGsi. i
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CDNSEIlEpTEON.


which Ia Scrofula critic Lungs, is arrested
and cured by this remedy, II taken In tho
velous power over this terribly fatal disease,
when first Offering this now world-fnmcd rem.
cdy TO the public, Or. Pierce thought seriously
Of calling 1t 'his "CONSUMrrIoN CURE" but
a medicine which, from lis wonderful COM
binatIon. of tonic, or strengthening, Alternative,
or blood cleansing, nnti-bilious, pector,l, and
nutrltivo properties, Is unelualcd. not only
MS n remedy. for Consumption, but for all
Chronic Discusses of tho Isi I
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8 lsG Prizes amounting to. ......... ...,, -. 81, O5s. Oo0
For Club Rates. or any further information ap.
ply 10 the undersigned. -FOUR handwriting must
20 distinct and signature plain. More rapid re-
turn mail delivery will DO assn red BY your cncIos.
Ing an Envelope bearing your full address. -.
SEND eosTAL NOTES, Express Money Order, or
by Express lat our expeuse) addressed to '
N. A. DAUpIN,
or Il. a.. DAUpHM, q
W2shiupton. d. n -.
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LDOlSIAHA STATE [OiTERY CO,
70. ticAetH or further information address,
JAMES H.. WILSON," CovIngton, Ky. ii YOU
change. - -, - i" "
JAMES II.
Mention this paper. ro9 ws.v
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z..,:p.z.:.

I .f .|#E.N. a.rR y
AIN in ths right; ed ,ndtr edge Of rib, increasing on pressure
W soInetinta Tho pain Ia on Tho let. side; the pi,ent d rarely aha
to lts on the Idt side; soretimss lie pain Is felt j, u md II
l., shoulder al Is so on% taken for Rheumatism in tho arm.
Inc ssom1cl IS aassted with G.s Of appetite and sickness; tho bowels
. trout led, win pal pain accompanied ssonl1I with a d9ll heavy sensation in tho
panied with n painful sensation Of having let undono somctliib,r" WHICH VIII
SS%Ts a a, to have s, been done %; A s:nght dry ssSaagh is sometimes attendant.
his feet are cold or burning, and he complains ola prickly sensation Of
tho skin IBIS spirit, ne low, and, although he Is satisfied that exercise \
enough to Try 1t. 3b "'s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-30

TOLEDO, Nov. 29.-Whcat dull but firm; cash
and Deco aher Sl1Se: May. size. Tom active and
higher; cash 1910; May 52Hc. Oats quiet: May
cember 81 o5: January 81 l2h: February 81 20. =
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phias s. 4oG5 10: Workers s50.a5 10: common to
fair 81 00a5 90. Sheep-RecI!pS z, iCO head: shlp.
n,ents l,i0o head; market allow at yesterdays
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Address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
... #. ..a .I- kpw Or1Nnpo In

EEHEAHEE That the preeence oil General,
lLM.tauhis l:eauresa1d and Easly, VINO sre
lutte fairness end integrity, that Inc cnnnces arc ali
number will draw q Prize. A
KEMEaInER that the payment 0. all Prizes IL
HoAKaNiEED by -FOUR NATIONAL
BANKS OF New Orleans, and tho Tictcts avn
signed by tho President OF an Institution, whose
chartered rights are recognized In the highest
CooIs; hetelo:e, beware oil any limitations O,
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1887-01-14

his experience with human nature that the
people who breathe the pure air of heaven
uncontaminated by the odors, vices and
conventonalt:es Of an artificial city life,
have by far the fullest appreciation OF all
that is beautiful in poetry, soul. stirring in
oratory or glorious in war; ttat he likes
to meet some one who has come to town
to see the "Tiger'-not only come to town
to see the "Tiger", but come to see him
right in his lair. When he meets a man
with that desire, the Judge" is in his ele.
ment, and "every inch king"
But the TRIBUNE has enough Of the
Judge" for once; and must look in 9th
Ct directions, tor the New Year is near the
threshold, and the calendar OF "good reso.
lutions" is to be made up. Gray hairs and
wrinkles are coming along with rapid pace
Mr.. Editor, and-but what's the sense in
,noralizing: Adieu.
"CLERlCuS.
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Good Reeults in Every Case.

D. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
Of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes that he was
seriously afflicted with severe cold that
settled on his lungs: had tried many rem
edies without benefit. Being induced to
try DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, did SO and was entirely cured BY
use Of few bottles. Since which time he
has used it in his family for all Coughs and
Colds with best results. This is the ex
perience of thousands whose lives hav.
been saved by this Wonderful Discovery.
Trial Bottle free at n. NJ. Whites City
Drug Store.
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Bucklen'x Arnica Salvo.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, sores, Ulcers, Salt Reum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped, Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruption, and positive
~ cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. or
money refunded. Price IS cents per box.
For sale by N. NJ. White, City Drug
Store.
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1t. Mary's Academy.

st. Mary's Academy.
Ever since 1875, st. Mary's Academy
OF Salt Lake City, has held prominent
position in the educational! line in that city.
Year by year it had grown from its small
beginning until it is now great institu
ton. The Academy is located on pretty
street, in pleasant healthy part OF the
city, and having extensive grounds and
buildings, is not only an attractive place,
but is so arranged as to be most admirably
adapted to the uses to which it was de-
signed. The buildings are large and sub.
stantial structures, in which every pre-
caution has been taken to provide good
Ventilation, safety from fire, and the same
time make them as pleasant as possible.
The front has attractive grounds, while
the large, we'll shaped play and study
grounds in the rear are such rs to make a
delightful place in pleasant weather.
Good, substantial food is provided, and the
dor,nitories are all that can be desired for
| their comfort. To the girls entrusted to
the care Of this Academy it is like home,
under the care Of loving, true mother
looking after every thought and action, that
| she may impact to them thorough etiuca.
ton, unfold the golden treasures Of the
heart and thus make her good, intelligent,
,irtuous and refined, fitted for exalted so.
ciety. Its course OF study embraces all the
branches considered nec,'~nv to cnnsti.
tute a frst-class education, and runs
through ten grades, while special attention
is given to some branches to better fit the
pupil for the duties of life. Music is a
prominent feature, ior which special build
ing has been provided, in which no less
than fourteen pianos and many other in
struments are kept. Vocal music is alsc
taught in this conservatory OF music. The
art school is also in special building, ant
includes drawing, painting, needle work
etc. in the many different kinds Embrace
in the art.
They are instructed in conversation ant
encouraged to avoid ANYTHING in act, lool
like. The Academy is provided with
fine cabinet, a large amount Of chenica
and philosophical apparatus, and fine Ii
brary, all for the benefit OF pupils. Tn
best merits Of the school is in the larg
number ofpupils in attenancr, there beinl
lis boarders enrolled since Septembe,
while the day pupils number l.3o, making
o45 in all; Of this number l4o are takin
music, and the art department has abo,
fifty. The Academy has patronage from
this and the other territories and scvera
states which they may well feel proud o
and which the institution merits.
\ fire occurred in the lodging rooms G
the Gordon and Meyer building. corne
Of Main.G Galena sts Butte, Monday night
from the explosion OF a lamp. The fir
, spread 10 adjoining houses and destroyc
about $4,000 worth OF insured propcrt,
a man named Joe Hartley was burned t
death.
;. Away with melancholy! No more rhe.
ma:ism, neuralgia or toothache. St. j
cobs Oil cures all pain. Price fifty cents
: bottle.
h John Roach, the great shipbuilder, die
i Monday morning.
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ANXIOUS MornER.-Your fear as to
cough mixtures containing opiates is
natural, but Prof. Williams, ex State Chem.
ist Of Delaware, who analyzed Red Star
Cough Cure, states that it contains neith-
er morphia nor opium. and is wonderfully
etiicacious. Give it TO your children, by
all means. Only c5 cents.
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GentileS In Utah .Jubilunt,

The Edmunds-Tuckcr Bill passed the
House Wednesday by almost unanimous
vote. There is no doubt that the bill will
be enacted into law.
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Away with melancholy! No more rhcu'
matism, neuralgia or toothache. st. Ja'
cobs Oil cures all pain. Price fifty cents a
bottle.
John Roach, the great shipbuilder, died
Monday morning.
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\ fire occurred in the lodging rooms of
the Gordon and Meyer building. corner
Of Main. Galena sts., Butte, Monday night,
from the explosion OF lamp. The fire
spread TO adjoining houses and destroyed
about $4,000 worth OF insured property.
4 man named Joe Hartley was burned to
death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-26
Telegraphic Flashes.

The cholera is on the increase in
Italy.
The Warren (Me.) Powder-Mills
blew mp yesterday. One man was killed.
The yacht Thistle sailed for New
York yesterday. Her crew numbers
tventy-one men.
During the prevalence OF a storm in
New Hampshire Saturday five mon
were Frustrated by lightning.
Foreign papers concur in the opinion
that the naval review at Spithesd was
the finest the world has ever seen.
A fire III Chinatown, Los Angeles,
Cal, Sunday destroyed twenty-five
houses and rendered 1000 people home
less.
Forty-eight horses were burned to
death in New York yesterday at fire
which occurred in stable attached to
q bakery.
The drivers and helpers Of the New
York Mutual Benefit Ice Company
made a successful strike for higher
wages yesterday.
Great freshets prevail in the New
Hampshire rivers. Bridges have been
washed away and great damage done to
manufacturing establishments.
Sunday tho seines and boats and
crews of the schooners Colonel j. ii.
Francies and Argonaui were seized OF
Prince Edward island by an English
cutter. The schOoncrs escaped, but it
i, thought will also DO captured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-26
DEATHS

FUNN.-Dlel, July q, 1897, q: the residence
Of his Iareuts. No. Jit NeD5ter street. littlo
BrTOI.D, con Of Jerry Gnd Victoria Funu;
aged eleven months AID tHcnty-eght days.
The funeral took place from the resii ca %
yesterday afternoon al O'Clock.
GRAHAM.-Dled. at ths residence OF his
grandfather, IL, Belgidere street, July 2lth. NJ
!. O'Clock T.. NJ, il D-ON, infant son ot Waltar
I'D Winnie Graham; aged twelve mouths aad
NO Gays.
A precious ore from ia has gone;
ite voice We loved Is sill;
4 place u vacant in oar homo
v hica roYCl can 20 nlled.
TIE funeral win tage place a, the rosidence
TODAY at 20 O'Clock. Friends and Nc
c-aiutGrces are invited 70 attend.
MAETIN.-Dlcd. Monday, July 25 1851 2, 8
a. lex j. g., ~ his residence, on Maddox Hill,
, r.. WILLIAM II. MAhllN, in hg thirty
.Osonth year.
rscvc chapel e. o'clock lO-ICEfON EVE
SING. friends aud relatives Invited 10 At
tend.
sNITF.-Died. Sunday morning, At quar-
ter past o'clock, ARTHUR LEE, infant soa Of
Martha A. and Lewis u. smith; aged AYo
months and one day.
"What DO thou knowest not now, but shall
know hereafter"
sTITH.-Diec. sunday evcning, eth instant,
az Dfain-icNe9, MiN.'iE A., youngest chlii OF
d. Parker and the lato Minnie +. Sdth; aged
one year nine months and twelve days.
FOR Of such Is the kingdom Of Heaven
Her funeral took place from ST. Andrews
church al 2.SJ o'clock r. II. 18th instant
TALIAFERRO.-Dlod in Marietta Ga. July
lCth. LEWIS DOsM ELL, son Of L. D. aud
LOWS I. Tallaferro; aged three years.
WAsHINGTON-Died, at helf-past O'Clock
sunday morning, Juiy 81. 1851, LUCY CON
WAY. wife Of Wallace Washington.
The funeral tooz place at 10 A. II. Monlay
from hef late residence.
WTLLIAMs-Died, at tho residence OF his
Parents. No. 1905 west Main street, at 6 p. W.,
hERBERT ALEXANDER. Infant son OF Alex
ander and Addie l.. Williams.
Funeral will take place from the residence
a. o'clock p. n. TODAY. Friends OF the
family are invited 20 attend.
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a Query.
BIcHMoND, Va, July %, 1887.

EIcHMOND, VA, July -, IcS.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:'
Thecorner of Seventeenth and Flank
lin streets is the lowest grade in thai
section of the city. When there is a
heavy rain the water gathers from all
sides and the sewers are not of capacity
TO carry it of. Tho streets are there
fore flooded and the cellars filed with
water. lien the cellars must be
cl,anscd, and The Offensive contents
aye drown on the streets offensive TO
tie olfaclories and worse. This refuse
must be dangerous to the health OF the
whole city-at least, to thole who live
near and TO those who visit the Old
market. ! ON well aware that our
Board of Health 60 all in their power !;
but | would ike to ask You, if TIE city
cannot furnish sufficient sewerage,
would it not be better TO have the cell
lars filed up with solid, healthy earth :?
Yours, very truly, Q. ID.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-26
THE CHICAGO DOODLE TRIAL.
The Hope Of Immunity brings Ont
Damaging Testimony.
nv ,e,syraph 70 the p,sno,c,

CHICAGO. July 25.-The escape of ex-
Warden McGarrigle was the topic at
police headquarters and the sheriff
Office to-day. The unsuccessful search,
which began early Sunday morning,
has resulted in nothing. There is not
a clue as TO the direction taken by the
notorious boodler, nor has anything
bsen discovered to settle the question
whether he has started for some foreign
shore or was still in hiding in the city.
Marine people are not inclined to the
theory that McGarrigle made his es-
cape on the lake. On Saturday the
wind was blowing fresh from the north
west, and ve-y few vessels of any de-
scription left port till after daybreak.
CHICAGO, July 25.--Ihe escape Of
McGarrigIe gave fresh zest to the trial
of the Doodle commissioners to-day,
and the spectators were afforded a
spectacle OF two prominent contrao-
tors, moved by the hope of immunity,
tostiiying in detail how they and the
twelve defendants had month after
month robbed the county Of thousands
Of dollars. The contractors were
henry c. Clybourn, gravel
dealer. and William Ko!ze, a
wealthy farmer. who supplied milk
to var GUS county institutions. In
one instance Clybourn furnished
about $l2, 900 worth of material for
road to the county insane asylum, and
to obtain the contract expended over
S7,0C0 among the defendants. The
county eventually had to pay tho
5000, as CIybourn added that sum
to his bill. Two station agents oithe Mil
walkee and st. Paul road were paid q
couple of hundred dollars apiece to
certify falsely in regard to the number
of carloads delivered. Farmer Kolze,
tue milk-contractor, was the person who
engineered the petition for the road, and
WHO aiterward distributed much of the
biibe-money, refining $500 for him
self. Kolze corroborated Clybourn and
also told how tho milk contracts cost
him about 90, 800 each to attain them,
but in the end all came out of the
county treasury. The testimony OF
both Clybourn and Kolze was confirmed
in numerous particulars by other wit
nesses. OF the defendants worst black
eped by the days evidence was the
warden of the asylum, II. g. Varnell.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-26
TIN WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY wa.
rar;ly cloudy and very warm.
IL ~. .r,,l....r. Nalinrhnv.


ar elsewhere, need tonic now aud then 70
sustain Them uuGcr growing innrmitios. No
aaier on more thorough inyig0rant Tor age and
the delicate can DO found than HOstettcr'i
stomach Hitfors, n soasOnable medicine in
those ailments OF com honest 0ccurroncc-liger
coz plant. Indigestion, aud bowel disorders; o
ti.rc botanic .a5Cguard AgAin4t malaria. aud
reliable means Of cOuntcraciing rheumatism.
TO tho Couvai0sceni it ia valu able Gi1 in tho
recovery q strength, Buh 10 the deDilltaiei,
nervous invalid II yields tranquil slumber and
renewed Gppcaite-tWD prime factors IN the re-
storation OF yigor. Being OF purely botanic
cfigtn. 10 Il froe from those objections urged
against mineral remedies difficult or inpOssi-
Bio Of assimilation ~ the system. and which
Unfair thc tone OF the stomach, Wllch the Bit
tors. on tie contrary, strengthens ana fegu'
ln.o.. Il f. endorsed aud prescribed By tho
iAcd!cg. fsa'crDily. ~ 2l~Thlw, >aNfu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-26

detail ' a pa.e and make arrangements in
I MIL On, one thing must be done.
dent as, .omc; AT this point the Presi-
bc th" nee, Mayor Francis what would
MI, ae . mos attractive day of the fair
Ssv Avn =, Inc Mayor replied that "the Sd
49,, ~a9 oi The month, when the yelled
m na parade will occur but if you
cur co,a . oe there then, might commnni-
w", e wan The yelled prophet in some
-. ~ postpone his visit, as you have
,',aSp Yours" daughter and APP
me Mayor also enjoined the Presi.
, I.h, not to forget to bring Mrs. Clevc-
.Se' and the President responded
On, one Will not let me forget her" Mem.
Dcis OF tho Cabinet aud their families
are included in the invitation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-26
CiDeinnasipriInar aries.

CINCINNATI, July 25.-The Republi-
can primaries held under the Bailey
law elected eS delegates from Hamilton
county to the Republican State Con-
vektion. There were 4.700 votes for
So delegates in Cincinnati. The Ham
ilton-eounty delegation is said to be a
unit for the nomination of Foraker, aud
all IN favor OF endorsing Sherman for
the presidency except thirteen, who are
non-committal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-26
In Emberziing Clerk Arrested.

PORTSMOUTH, n. f., July 25.-Rich-
ard II. Payne, clerk under Paymaster
Putnam, at the Portsmouth hayward,
Was arrested tonight, charged with the
embezzlement of about 5000 of the
paymaster's funds. The embezzlemen.s
occurred within the last sIxsmonths,
and were covered by classifying the
books. Payne, for two years, has
been in business here, and it is believed
that losses in business absorbed the
embeZzled funds.